Tobyone
Member
- Joined
- Jul 6, 2013
- Messages
- 35
- Location
- Grand Haven, MI
- Tractor
- 2012 Kubota B3200 HSD w/ FEL, 60 in mid mount mower and 60 in box blade
Good Morning,
Yahoo- This Morning I will be picking up by almost new 2012 Kubota B3200 HSD Tractor w/FEL & 60 inch Mower deck. The tractor only has 28 hrs of use and is in mint condition. On my way home I would like to stop and pick up a 60 inch box blade.
I will be using the box blade for grading my driveway, landscaping and plowing snow. I was planning on purchasing a Land Pride BB1560 box blade which has a weight listed of 438 lbs. This box blade had (4) Scarifier Shanks. I never though anything of it until I stopped after work last night at TSC. They also sell a County Line 60 inch box blade that has (5) Scarifier Shanks and has a weight of 440 lbs.
What is the advantage or disadvantage of using a (5) shank Vs (4) shank box blade. I would think having (5) shanks would be better than (4). I would appreciate is someone could shed some light on this.
Thanks,
Tobyone
Yahoo- This Morning I will be picking up by almost new 2012 Kubota B3200 HSD Tractor w/FEL & 60 inch Mower deck. The tractor only has 28 hrs of use and is in mint condition. On my way home I would like to stop and pick up a 60 inch box blade.
I will be using the box blade for grading my driveway, landscaping and plowing snow. I was planning on purchasing a Land Pride BB1560 box blade which has a weight listed of 438 lbs. This box blade had (4) Scarifier Shanks. I never though anything of it until I stopped after work last night at TSC. They also sell a County Line 60 inch box blade that has (5) Scarifier Shanks and has a weight of 440 lbs.
What is the advantage or disadvantage of using a (5) shank Vs (4) shank box blade. I would think having (5) shanks would be better than (4). I would appreciate is someone could shed some light on this.
Thanks,
Tobyone